We can join my colleague we canjoin my colleague ben brown who is there. Im ben brown in north london, where police are investigating the third Terror Attack in the city in as many months. Once again, a vehicle was used to target people as a van was driven at speed into a crowd of muslim worshippers outside a mosque. One person died and ten people were injured. Bystanders pinned down the terror suspect before handing him over to police. When he was running, he was saying, iam going when he was running, he was saying, i am going to kill more people. I asked him when he was on the ground, wide you do that . Innocent people. He said, i want to kill muslims. A 48 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of Attempted Murder. Good morning from Finsbury Park, where one man has died and ten people have been injured after a man drove a Van Into Worshippers near a north london mosque. The van hit people after mounting the pavementjust after midnight outside the Muslim Welfare house, near Fins
Dont know the path or exactly how the shootings occurred. Where were you when you got that phone call and your heart had to have dropped . So today has baeen we last our footage there. That was the superintendent going through and taking questions there for a few minutes. Let me go down to our nbc correspondent who has been on the scene for the last few hour, Tammy Leitner. What codo you feel like you kno factually and what are some of the Unanswered Questions youre trying to get answers to . Reporter first i want to take you through what weve been seeing the last hour and a half on the scene here. A very emotional scene. When we first pulled up, there were parents lining the street for literally blocks. Parents standing outside of their cars, standing on the side of the road, waiting for answers. Waiting for their children. Literally standing there, some in tears, some hugging each other, others desperate just to hear from their kids. And as the minutes and hours started going on, we
i m skeptical that the ukraine military would waste this kind of resource ginn what they re trying to do with their counteroffensive right now. at this point, is there any sign that this is actually connected to the counteroffensive? and why wouldn t it be given the vulnerabilities of russia after the wagner rebellion? i think that ukraine has to be concerned about what s happening what s still coming from russia s perspective. we saw overnight there was an attack from russian drones into ukraine. this one had casualties. if the ukrainian president needs to get to the nato summit here and get more what s called short range air defense platforms, this would kind of prevent this from happening inside of ukraine right now. but again, the confusion that s taking place inside of russia, russia needs a win. so this is what they do to try to create a win on their side, say that the ukrainians are attacking them from a terrorist perspective. but at the end of the day, tactically, the kin
for the region, potentially for the west again. there s a risk of women s rights and deep political instability. the argument is what is a small presence of american soldiers staying there for months and years to come going to do? the reality is probably not a lot. what can the u.s. do long term there. both of those presidents have looked at the same situation and said, it s time to go. i think he was absolutely right. there s broad support. the open question is what happens if things start to get extremely bad. you look perhaps a terrorist perspective. does the public continue to stand behind them right now? that is a risk he s willing to take. a deal with them is a deal
our school system. there is tactical preparations and there is profiling preparations. what do you do? you re saying in preparation for a school shooting in advance of a school shooting? yes, trying to sort of both help a high school identified troubled students and both on a tactical front and the profiling front. on the profiles front, i don t think it is much different than the way we profile from a terrorist perspective. i ve talked on the air here many times about how we need to have members of the community involved with law enforcement reporting unusual behavior, innocuous behavior, people who make threats and sometimes people overlook them. they don t pay it much attention, they don t take it seriously. and i think that while law enforcement cannot be expected to police every family, every school, every church, that is not going to happen, it is not their role, but working in coordinate with the community, they need to be able to respond